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Veteran's About Veterans' Pensions A veteran's pension is for veterans who served in wartime, which some people think means they had to be in combat, although that isn't true. Additionally, some veterans may think they need a VA disability rating for a pension, or had to be disabled in military combat, which isn't the case either. The bottom line is that a lower-income veteran who served during wartime, in combat or not, may be eligible for the VA pension program. The pension provides a monthly check to bring veterans' incomes up to a certain level. Also, lower-income widows of veterans are eligible for VA pensions. A veteran can make up to $10,579 a year and qualify for payments, and veterans' widows can make up to $7,094 a year. Homes and cars don't count as assets, and medical bills can be deducted from the income total; if the pensioner needs health care attendants, the pension program pays even more. If you answer yes to the following questions, you may qualify for a VA pension.
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